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My favorite Steam Next Fest February 2026 demos – Part 2
Second (and final) part of my Next Fest round up featuring 5 more video game demos I liked and recommend.
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My favorite Steam Next Fest February 2026 demos – Part 1
First part of my Next Fest round up featuring 5 video game demos I liked and recommend.
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Everholm 2.0: I’m excited for this cozy game’s major update + interview with the developer!
I share some highlights in this major update from Everholm. Plus, Mike from Chonky Loaf answers questions about this update and the future of the game!
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Dogpile review: the more chaos the better in this merge game with loads of dogs
Gameplay and thoughts after playing the game for 9 hours.
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My must-play indie game recommendations to play this Winter/Summer
A compilation of indie games that you can play this season that will match your mood no matter where you’re based. Now the Winter-Summer edition.
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My Best Games of 2025
Today is my last post of the year and there isn’t anything more fitting than talking about my 2025 favourites.
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Lake and Season’s Greetings review: I’m taking the slow lane this holiday season
Lake is a game from 2021 where you deliver mail and reconnect with locals in your hometown. Read on to find out why this was my perfect December pick.
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Little Corners review: a diorama decoration game with a tactile twist
Little Corners puts a different spin on diorama decoration, and offers tons of replayability. Read my review to find out if this could be a game for you.
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My demo redemption arc and the best ones I played this month
I’ll be honest, I was not the type of gamer that enjoyed demos. But luckily I have changed my mind as of recently.
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Many Nights a Whisper: experiences from 3 players
I will talk about very distinct experiences playing Many Nights a Whisper, a short interactive essay on dreams, pressure, and expectations. No spoilers in the first section of the post.
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5 very unusual demos from Steam Next Fest
From capturing humans in your UFO to raising a hamster as an annihilation weapon – check out these 5 wonderfully weird demos participating in the Steam Next Fest.
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My September log
Check out what games I played in September, wishlists, showcases and gaming news that caught my attention. Including one personal highlight of the month!
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Tiny Bookshop review: this slow-paced cozy game is a love letter to book readers
Recommending books is the highlight of this relaxing shop management sim, though gameplay can become monotonous for some.
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Wanderstop makes a point of refusing to rush the player, and that’s how it tells a story | spoiler-free thoughts
I played Wanderstop in August. I absolutely loved this game, and it was an easy pick for me to write about since I couldn’t stop thinking about it even weeks after completion.
